Review of Reliability of Solar Hybrid Generator System as Temporary Power Supply for Offshore Industry for Sustainable Platform Application of Environmentally Friendly Energy Sources
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26877/asset.v7i1.1116Keywords:
Reliability, Hybrid, Offshore, Environmental, SustainableAbstract
This paper discusses the application of two combined power generation systems namely generator and Solar Panel in improving the efficiency of offshore power supply during downtime. Ensuring reliable and sustainable power in remote and limited range environments is critical for sustainable platform maintenance and sustainability. Traditional power sources, such as diesel generators, although reliable, have high carbon emissions and operational costs. Solar energy, although environmentally friendly, faces spatial constraints in offshore. A hybrid system combines photovoltaic (PV) panels and conventional generators, which provides an optimal balance between renewable energy and reliability. This study focuses on the system design, operational benefits, and its impact on wellhead platform sustainability, highlighting its efficiency and environmental sustainability.
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